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Press release, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, 11 May 2012
Carl Bildt and Gunilla Carlsson to Foreign Affairs Council meetings in Brussels
Webcast, Prime Minister's Office, 04 May 2012
Press conference with Fredrik Reinfeldt and Herman Van Rompuy
Webcast, Ministry of Finance, 02 May 2012
Arrival and Doorstep by Anders Borg
Press release, Prime Minister's Office, 30 April 2012
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Press release, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, 26 April 2012
Nils Wahl appointed Advocate-General at the Court of Justice of the European Union

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Europe 2020 - More jobs in new EU strategy

The EU's new growth and employment strategy Europe 2020 is to get the EU countries' economies moving and create more jobs and higher growth.

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Sweden's national reform programme 2012
20 April 2012
Sweden's convergence programme 2012
02 May 2011
Swedish national reform programme 2011